Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to play from inspiring English sources

"The only bad thing now is that its really expensive to live here," Segall says, "and it's kind of becoming increasingly difficult to play warehouse parties and shows, and that was such a massive part of living here – the warehouse/house-party scene.

"It has become increasingly difficult to play for three different sides throughout the year as it leaves me with little time for rest and recovery, which helps reduce my chance of injury".

Health-care costs are increasingly difficult to plan for.

The 36-year-old says it is becoming increasingly difficult to balance playing at the top level and spending time with his two children.

It's very difficult to play against".

"It's difficult to play against him.

They're difficult to break down, difficult to play through.

And while most players leave office politics out of the games, the consuming nature of the market's volatility has made it increasingly difficult to separate work from play.

And it had become increasingly difficult to find work.

But with at least 35 military funerals a week in the state, it is increasingly difficult to find veterans who can play the bugle or trumpet at all the funerals.

It is not altogether their fault: the pincer movement of dwindling Arts Council subsidy and savage local government cuts means that it is increasingly difficult to stage large-cast plays.